Spirit Week Link for Students:

https://docs.google.com/a/sas.edu.sg/forms/d/1aISsG4Qw56Kma10S7eGApSAdCR7kh3jN53CFDFfHP_8/viewform?c=0&w=1

You Are Invited to Our Egypt Museum!

Dear Families of 6th Grade Egyptologists,

The students have been working very hard to learn about ancient Egypt by researching not only a historic ancient artifact but also its connection to the characteristics of civilization. Thank you for your support at home with this work. This Thursday we will culminate the project with our annual Egypt Museum, and you are invited to join us! You should have received an invitation via email, but in case you are unable to locate it, the schedule is HERE.  I've bolded the times that you would be able to view the artifacts and/or hear your child and the other C-siders present.

We hope to see you there!

CWW Photos Have Been Posted!

CWW was a great adventure! If you'd like to see some photos, please have a look at this link:

CWW Photos

If you'd like to see other photos from the year, please click the "Photo Gallery" tab at the top of the page. 

MAP Testing!

Remember: MAP Tests will be tomorrow and Thursday!

Get a lot of rest and have a good breakfast before class.

Back to School Night

Link to RLA Presentation

Link to SS Presentation

Google in the Classroom @SAS

Session 1: Advanced Search Tips and Techniques Thanks for the fun (Bacon #'s), the fascinating (WDYL), and the practical (too many to mention)! As I played around with some of the tips you shared, I tried to keep my students in mind. I think I owe it to them to share some of search tips and shortcuts. We do a lot of research in our social studies units, and too often I just expect them to be proficient searchers. A simple first step is showing them the "Reading Level" option in Google search:

As a teacher, I'm already seeing the usefulness of the search tools with an Image search:

Thanks so much, and I look forward to today's class!